Time - When you know "Time" is an Asset

 We in our busy lives, maybe running for personal growth, may ignore or lose the most important asset "Time". 

Delegation of work, what I learned recently, "Delegation" will that bring the same quality of work as we do, may not, but definitely, you can get this great asset called "Time".

In my recent interaction with my industry friends, One told me that if we delegate we are simply adding "Time" in our lives, I felt wonderful.

There's a saying "Time is Money" but realized we need to buy the "Time" also..., 

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